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diversity council australia is the independent not-for-profit peak body leading diversity and inclusion in the workplace. join us for access to unique research, exciting events, comprehensive resources and unrivalled expertise across the diversity and inclusion the art of inclusion is dcas new podcast, coming soon. we flip the script on who we include, who we don’t, and how we can do better. the dca-nab diversity debate, moderated by tony jones, has been a highlight on our calendar for many years. 2018 was no exception as teams determine if it really is a good idea to bring your whole self to work. see highlights and recordings dca offers a range of in-house workshops focused on key diversity and inclusion topics that can be delivered in-house. discover and book this year’s dca oration, sponsored by lendlease, was delivered by the hon. julia gillard ac who shared her vision for mental health in australia’s only diversity information service, giving our members access to over 30 years of diversity experience, research and practice the dca-suncorp inclusion@work index 2017-2018 is a landmark study, providing the first-ever national benchmarks for australian workplaces in regards to the age, cultural background, disability status, gender, indigenous background, religion, se*ual orientation and gender in conjunction with rmit university, dca presents the evidence about what it means for lgbtiq+ employees to be out at work and guidelines as to what organisations can do to make everyone feel included. at this building workplace capability for indigenous australia network, we will present jumbunna’s submission “employment status of aboriginal and torres strait islander women to the wiyi yani thangani (women’s voices) inquiry. at this gender equality network, we will explore social attitudes to gender in australia. as 2018 comes to a close, it’s a great time to celebrate what dca has achieved in diversity and inclusion (d&i) in partnership with